其他具军民两用风险的零部件也呈现「俄罗斯上涨、其他地区持平或下跌」的分化：用于多机控制的无线通讯设备对俄均价上升20%，而对其他地区大致持平；导弹激光制导系统对俄价格上涨56%，对其他目的地下跌32%。文中亦提到蜂群攻击通常涉及数十至数百架无人机，可能推高俄方需求与议价压力。
芬兰银行新兴经济体研究所（BOFIT）对受制裁领域的全部中国产品出口价格估算显示：2021至2024年对俄出口均价平均上升87%，而对其他目的地仅上升9%。同时，中国在俄罗斯进口中的占比由2021年前后约20%提高至入侵后约40%，在北京未加入制裁的背景下，强劲需求与供应收缩共同推动了对俄价格大幅抬升。
In the 10 months through October, Chinese export prices for drone radar equipment shipped to Russia surged more than sixfold versus the same period of 2021 (pre-2022 invasion). Over the same window, average prices to the rest of the world fell 5%, while Russia-bound volumes slipped 9%, highlighting Russia’s tightening dependence on China under Western sanctions.
Other dual-use components show the same Russia-specific inflation. Wireless communication equipment used to control multiple drones rose 20% for Russia while staying roughly flat elsewhere, and laser guidance systems jumped 56% for Russia compared with a 32% drop for other destinations; swarm attacks often involve dozens to hundreds of drones, likely intensifying demand.
A broader BOFIT review of Chinese exports in sanction-hit fields finds average prices to Russia up 87% from 2021 to 2024, versus only a 9% increase for other markets. Over the same period, China’s share of Russia’s imports rose from about 20% through 2021 to roughly 40% since the invasion, giving suppliers more leverage and pushing Russia’s costs sharply higher.
